The update covers everything from routine business operations, to shareholder inquires, to recent and very exciting endeavors.

The pending merger/acquisition is proving to be a driving force behind much of the Company's forward movement. Be it the fiscal organizing -- 'Current Filer' pursuit -- as prelude to an audit; a revamped business plan, refocusing on the technology and branding business model (leveraging Oriens' new presence in Central America); current capital prospects; or, the anticipated shareholder conference event at Jaco Beach, Costa Rica, OTHM is poised for rapid growth.

"What is going on at Oriens today, is clearly setting the tone for a totally different, improved and much more valuable Oriens tomorrow," stated Ken Chua, President of Oriens Travel & Hotel Management. "A multi-million dollar hospitality, technology and real estate development firm co-guided by one of the industry's most talented developers. That's what we expect the 'New' Oriens to be."

About Oriens Travel & Hotel Management Corp. (www.orienscorp.com) (PINKSHEETS: OTHM) engages in the operation of hotels and resorts primarily in the United States and Central America under the Hotel PURE brand. The company also operates Friendly Reservations Online, a proprietary and sophisticated online booking system designed to execute reservations capture through Hotel PURE consumer facing websites, as well as individual hotel websites operated by Oriens on behalf of hotels branded under the Hotel PURE brand. Oriens is based in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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